Ulcers in the ear can be very painful and annoying, especially if they develop in the ear canal. Although most boils can heal without special treatment, it's better to treat them immediately so that they don't break and cause complications. Ulcers in the ear are pus-filled lumps that form under the skin of your ear. Similar to boils that grow in other parts of the body, boils in the ear especially the outer ear can appear as small red bumps which then contain pus and are painful, before finally rupture. Ulcers that grow in the ear will feel very painful, even though they are small. Boils in the ear can also cause itching, irritation and sometimes accompanied by temporary hearing loss. Causes of Ulcers in the Ear Boils in the ear can occur suddenly for no apparent reason. But in general, ulcers in the ear occur due to infection due to wounds on the surface of the skin, for example pimples on the ear which are broken and infected. The pimples that appear on the ear, on the